The facilities guy at the local high school knows I keep pigeons and asked me to come get a pair of feral pigeons that have been living in an enclosed gutter for some time now. I was quite surprised when I pulled this one out. My first thought was that it's just sun-faded bronzing, but it's going to drive me nuts if I don't find out for sure what it is.
And yes, these birds are being kept separate from my other pigeons.
Color ID on this feral?
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Re: Color ID on this feral?
There are a few different bronzing factors and I'm terrible at identifying them, so I won't give you a wrong answer.
But new mutations have been found in ferals in the past, it's always worth looking at them
But new mutations have been found in ferals in the past, it's always worth looking at them
Re: Color ID on this feral?
Thank you, Adam - I was considering keeping them and letting them breed just to see what they throw, purely out of curiosity, and I just might do that.
This is the cockbird, the hen is a blue bar.
This is the cockbird, the hen is a blue bar.
~Journey
Re: Color ID on this feral?
It;s heterozigous Toy Stencil probabily Ts1